The aim of the conference is to gather high quality recent research that explores the causes and consequences of sovereign default from three different, complementary perspectives: theoretical and empirical macroeconomics, macro-finance modeling, as well as economic history.

The Melbourne Institute will be holding a conference on 6 December to celebrate and recognise the major achievements the Institute has made in the last 50 years. Speakers will include leading and well respected academics and government representatives from outside the Institute who are in a good...

The workshop aims to gather the most recent research concerning advances in the measurement of expectations, empirical testing of expectation formation process, especially the degree of their forward-lookingness, as well as the relevance of direct measures of expectations and empirical...

The recent financial crisis has dramatically expanded the perimeter of the financial regulation. This conference aims to provoke a fruitful debate between academics and practitioners, by bringing together state of the art research on the new domains of financial regulation, and the new tools...

The theme of the Convention is “Opportunities and Challenges for Asian Economies in the New Millennium”. The Program Committee is now issuing a call for papers related to the Convention theme and for papers on a wide range of economic issues as they affect Asia. We welcome applied and/or...

Panel I - What kind of political integration might revitalise the European project? How to solve Dani Rodrik’s “fundamental political trilemma” in the European context? Panel II - The growing role of the CEE in the EU Panel III - The CEE countries’ choices – reassessing the value of...

The Campus for Finance – Asia Pacific Conference 2012 will discuss the implications and opportunities of increasingly frequent asset bubbles – on investors, financial intermediaries, capital-seekers, policy makers and the finance profession as a whole.

Recent events have underlined the importance of cash as a refuge, as cash in circulation peaked at the height of the financial crisis. Since then, demand has remained strong and there has been no sign of repatriation of those banknotes. At the same time, the infrastructure of the cash cycle is...

we invite contributions that focus especially, but not exclusively, the following themes: a) Coopetition theory identity and boundaries: - The role of coopetition in network research; - Coopetition within and between value networks; - Coopetition versus networks studies; - Coopetition versus...

Four to six papers will be presented daily on open themes, chosen on the basis of the students' field of research, related to the history of economic thought, economic methodology, economic philosophy or economic history. The subjects of the papers may differ from the Summer School's main theme....